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Companies

Qantas to sack staff and to cut flights

The Australian carrier announced cuts to flights and management jobs, and warned that unions were threatening the airline's international operations. Qantas could not guarantee that job cuts would not spread across the airline's wider workforce....[more]

 
Randstad

Temp work booms in Germany

Temporary employment, already a boom industry in Europe, is about to get more support now that the final restrictions on labour mobility among EU countries have fallen away this May. Temporary-employment agencies will be able to recruit workers in...[more]

 
Graduates Programme

BHP for beginners

Annually 6,500 students apply to embark on a two year BHP Billiton Foundations for Graduates Programme. 1,300 graduates worldwide have completed the course with the Anglo-Australian mining conglomerate since its launch in July 2007. Recently named...[more]

 
Amazon, Kraft Foods and Johnson & Johnson

Image: America's most - and least - admired companies

"Amazon is the most reputable company in the U.S. in 2011 because consumers believe that it stands for more than what it sells," says Anthony Johndrow, managing partner at Reputation Institute. In the first quarter of 2011 the private consulting...[more]

 
IT Jobs in Silicon Valley

Dell and Nokia are building muscle in Silicon Valley

Texas-based computer maker Dell is opening a 240,000 square feet office in Santa Clara and plans on hiring 1,500 workers in the next five years. Finnish phone maker Nokia has also opened a new regional headquarter in Sunnyvale for about 500...[more]

 
Incentives

Silicon Valley hiring perks: meals, iPads and lessons

Computer whiz kids have long been prize hires in Silicon Valley. But these days tech companies are dreaming up new incentives as the industry wages its fiercest war for talent in more than a decade, reports the "New York Times". [more]

 
Salary

HSBC's London bankers to tighten their belts

When HSBC bank released its figures, they showed something quite astonishing. London bankers earned up to 40 per cent less than their peers in other countries. The figures showed that a pool of 186 top London-based bankers earned average bonuses of...[more]

 
Bonus pot

UK's store giant John Lewis gives back to employees after record profit

John Lewis made 368 million Pounds last year, an increase of 20 per cent and a record profit. The company decided to give back to its employees and handed out gracious bonuses to everyone.[more]

 
Reduction

AOL to cut 900 jobs in the US and India

Internet company AOL will reduce its workforce by 15 per cent to return to profit again after four quarters of decline. The company will shed 700 jobs in India and 200 jobs in the US after buying and now integrating the news website Huffington Post.[more]

 
EDF

4,600 new jobs in France in 2011

In 2011, energy supplier EDF is planning to create 4,600 extra jobs in France. 1,500 of these jobs will be managerial positions. The new managers are needed for development projects in France as well as abroad.[more]

 
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